Are you inspired by Charlotte Dujardin and Pumpkin's amazing Olympic journey? Or did you miss out on the Tokyo dressage action? Either way, you won't want to miss the London leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup at the London International Horse Show this December - your chance to see top level sport from the world's best horses and riders!

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SNAP UP £20 TICKETS TO THE GRAND PRIX PERFORMANCE!

To redeem this offer:
1. Book your tickets for the Freestyle on Friday Evening. Our Pick-A-Seat option is now switched on, so you can choose exactly where you'd like to sit.
2. Your order confirmation email will come through. Make a note of your order number as you'll need it for the next step.
3. Select the Thursday Morning Performance and enter the code JOINTDRESSAGE21 and your order number when prompted.
4. Pick your seats for the Grand Prix for the offer price of £20, and checkout!

Should you wish to book Disabled or Ambulant Disabled tickets, or have any queries, please let us know by emailing info@londonhorseshow.com and we can assist you!

In a tribute to the outstanding achievements of the British equestrian athletes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, The London International Horse Show will welcome the Team GB Olympic and Paralympic Equestrian heroes in a celebratory parade, which will take place during the afternoon performance on Friday 17 December.

Leading the way will be Individual Show Jumping gold medallist, Ben Maher, who adds a Tokyo medal to his Team gold at the London Olympics in 2012. Maher will be joined by the gold medal-winning Eventing team, of Oliver Townend, Laura Collett and Tom McEwen. After a fantastic performance across all three phases, the team secured Great Britain’s first Eventing Team title for 49 years. 30-year-old McEwen then went on to claim the Individual silver medal with a foot-perfect performance aboard Toledo De Kerser.

Despite an inexperienced team of horses heading to Tokyo for the Dressage, the British team, comprising Charlotte Dujardin, Charlotte Fry and Carl Hester, surpassed all expectations to come away with a Team bronze medal. Dujardin, riding the stunning chestnut Gio, followed-up with an Individual bronze to add to her already impressive medal tally, which now includes three golds, one silver and two bronzes. In doing so, Dujardin rewrote history to briefly become Britain’s all-time most decorated female Olympian – a feat she now shares with Cycling’s Laura Kenny, after Kenny’s triumphs a few days later.

Joining their Olympic counterparts will be Team GB’s Paralympic stars, who will be in action in Tokyo from Thursday 26-30 August. The team includes four defending Paralympic champions, including 11-time Paralympic champion Lee Pearson, eight-time gold medallist Sophie Christiansen, five-time gold medallist Natasha Baker and two-time gold medallist Sophie Wells.

The London International Horse Show – this year taking place at ExCeL London from 16-20 December 2021 – will provide an opportunity for the athletes to celebrate in front of a crowd, something they were unable to experience in Tokyo. For fans, it will be a chance to hail the exceptional performances put on during the Games, proving Great Britain to be at the forefront of the sport, with some of the best horses and riders in the world.